One of the things that I find exciting working in the digital access space is to see large government departments working hard to make their…Continue readingThank you DHS for the opportunity to support your access journey
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Lego has recently announced plans to create Braille and Audio Instructions to give people who are blind or vision impaired a chance to create Lego…Continue readingLego to devleop Braille and audio building instructions
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has released a draft document titled Making Content Usable for People with Cognitive and Learning…Continue readingW3C WAI releases draft cognitive guidance for web content
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It’s with great pleasure I can share with you that after several years of work, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)…Continue readingW3C WAI Inaccessibility of CAPTCHA Note Published
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In my former role with Media Access Australia, I worked with VisAbility to project manage and write the contents of the Affordable Access resource. The…Continue readingAffordable Access resource receives a refresh
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The new version of Google Android is dropping its dessert-base naming convention and has updated the Android logo to improve accessibility. Traditionally Google Android has…Continue readingGoogle Android 10 changes naming convention and improves logo for vision impaired users
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has recently announced a significant expansion in its translation of accessibility-related documents including new translations…Continue readingW3C WAI expands its translation of accessibility standards and related guidance
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Minecraft, the block-building computer game, remains one of the most popular video game titles of all time. Despite the game recently celebrating its 10th birthday,…Continue readingMinecraft 1.14.0 Java edition adds accessibility menu and features
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Interest in the area of digital access appears to be receiving more mainstream interest in Australia with the ABC writing an article relating to online…Continue readingThe internet thinks you’re a robot, and other ‘dark patterns’ people with disabilities face online: ABC
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The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is currently undertaking an interesting study relating to disability self-employment, entrepreneurship or social enterprise research project. The following information…Continue readingCall for participation: UTS Disability self-employment, entrepreneurship or social enterprise research project
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The Centre for Accessibility is a joint project by Media on Mars, DADAA and Dr Scott Hollier and is funded by the Department of Communities, Disability Services.
